Nixon reveals record 1975 budget amid energy crisis risks
President Nixon outlines a 304.4 billion dollar fiscal 1975 budget with a projected 9.4 billion deficit and an 85.8 billion defense allotment. He vows to exceed the plan if unemployment rises from the fuel shortage while expanding energy research and social spending to counter recession fears.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Frederic Malek
Brantley Dam funding in doubt amid budget notes
In the federal budget released today Senator Domenici cites Brantley Dam planning funds possible but not funded. The Roswell Test Facility gains 590000 while flood studies on Pecos tributaries receive 151000. NM lawmakers press for preconstruction funds and schedule alignment for the Carlsbad Artesia project.
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Washington
U.S
Pete Domenici
Roswell Daily Record
Brantley
Pecos
Roswell
Sen. Domenic
New Mexico
Brantley Dam
Domenici
Domenic
Pecos River
Rio Felix
Hagerman
Hondo
Carlsbad
Congress
Bureau of Reclamation
Joseph Montoya
Harold Runnels
Bureau
Runnels
Artesia
Nixon
House
Senate
Truckers blockade diesel pumps hit Albuquerque area
Independent truckers blockade two Albuquerque diesel pumps as business leaders assess impact. Singer Business Machines warns a week long strike could force layoffs and shift to air shipments. Sandia Laboratories and Presbyterian Hospital anticipate impacts, with railroads seeing increased demand as trucks falter.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
al Kinney
Singer Business Machines
Kinney
Singer
Sandia Laboratories
Ted Sherwin
Sandia
Presbyterian Hospital
Fran Whipple
Al Romero Runs the House of Representatives in New Mexico
Al Romero, chief clerk of the New Mexico House, heads about 100 staff and all session operations. He oversees hiring with the Printing and Supplies Committee, maintains a running journal used as legal evidence, and plans for a likely February 14 end to the 30 day session.
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Roswell
House
Romero
House Printing and Supplies Committee
State Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Walter Martinez
Colin McMillan
Rchaves-Debaca
Nixon aids forecast wheat supply despite new harvest
Washington officials told a Senate panel the United States will not run out of wheat before the record harvest begins in a few months. Farm economists cited ample stocks and growing yields, underscoring confidence ahead of the coming harvest season.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Senate
United States
RoswellSchool Board to Hold Regular and Special Meeting
Roswell Independent School District board meets at 7 30 p m in Goddard High Little Theater to review bids over 13 430 including audio visual gear PE supplies buses heaters and cafeteria goods. They will discuss Title I funding for 103 097 with COLA and grade expansion, Title I amendments, 1973 74 funds release of 77 092 impounded for 1974, and 1974 77 year staff assignments except two Goddard assistant principals. A special session will coincide with the meeting to review achievement test results and data collection methods, postponed from Jan 22.
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Roswell Independent School
Roswell
Robert K. Maxwell
Parler
Goddard High School
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